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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 12:42 am

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익숙한 걸음에 무게를 더했습니다.

해방촌에서 몸을 깨우고 남산으로.
고럭을 입고, 보스로 음악을 들으며
평소 지나던 길을 조금 다르게 걸었습니다.

발밑의 감각과 귀에 흐르는 리듬,
함께 움직이는 사람들이 만든
의미 있는 아침.

2026.10.05
Sustain To You.

@s2useoul @goruck @goruck_kr
@bose @bose_doubul @kosmospeople
DJ @flannelalbert

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tazgraphy

19 days ago

tazgraphy

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peter_hansangpil

20 days ago

peter_hansangpil

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20 days ago

goruckhk

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flannelalbert

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flannelalbert

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20 days ago

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